we are at brady alley and otis. we have a bunch of interesting things to see. >> the smell. >> thanks. >> we have this old fire hydrant which has the break away added. >> the reason i know about this is my brother is a san francisco police man. this is to tie the horses up. not the police man's horse the fire man's horse. that's why they have to here and the fire engine would be hauled by horses. they tie up the horse to keep the horse here and hook up the water to the truck. you can tell the vintage of the neighborhood you are in if you start seeing these you are in an older neighborhood. when you get to the richmond or sunset you will not see any of these generation. >> they put the post to keep people fwr driving into it. probably its been hit a couple of times and got smart and got tired of fixing can. >> let's look at cap nets we have the utility cabinets all over the street they are putting them in daily. >> that brings a whole another issue up. it might be good idea to have a separate brown bag on that. a lot

we are going to walk through this and cross otis street. we will look at sand types and some of the other stuff. >> okay. this is, we are on otis and golf. >> this is serving 50 or more people. this is a really interesting fire escape with these curved balconies. and once again, we have the elements that we were discussing. the balconies, access. this accordion ladder. what does the fire department think about the accordian ladders? >> they got dropped out. it's retroactive. they have to bring them up to today's code. i have a story to tell. when i was in the sunset district. you see a crank on the side, you undue a lever and they are supposed to fall down. we did it, 50 to 75 percent of the time it doesn't work. there's, it's on the owner, the owner is supposed to maintain these ladders and we have a person here who does the maintenance. do you have anything you want to say? >> an escape artist. >> i believe these are supposed to be checked once a year. >> one of my competitors says they need to be checked twice a year. i have encountered

otis brumby jr.'s life, as daughters, his son-in-law heath and his son oaties brumby iii my love and compassion goes out to them. and i'll return to marietta, georgia to be part of the memorial service honoring otis brumby. i thought it would be better to talk about the otis brumby that i knew rather than one the newspapers are writing about. he was to me the epitome of a journalist, a father, a friend, a husband. otis brumby jr. got his start in some ways on the floor of the united states senate because in the late 1950's, his father arranged for him to page for richard b. russell who was the master of the senate for lyndon johnson when he was leader, later vice president and finally president. otis brumby learned a lot in this chamber and on this floor and he's told me a lot about what it was like before the cameras were here in the good old days when there was automatic rawdry and friendship among members of the senate. he told me about the difficult days of the civil rights eer particularly as a

we just had the -- we all celebrated wildly the 150th anniversary of otis's invention of the elevatorand it was with that that we then could combine new methods of construction, steel construction and other construction, to build high rise buildings. >> because after about six floors you got kind of tired of walking to your office. there was an upper limit of how tall you could build the building, and get people to walk up to the top and rent space. >> there are super-tall buildings, how fast could you make an elevator accelerate and decelerate and make people comfortable. i'm lawrence cornfield, chief building inspector. the building code is very interesting, it addresses things beyond the structure of the building and the steel and the floor. it addresses things that make people comfortable. so how fast the elevator goes is the sort of thing that the building code addresses that are sort of social issues. for example, mod yuls of elasticity of flor. you want to stiffen the floor so you don't feel uncomfortable. >> one thing you don't want to have happen, you're sitting at a desk and

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i grew up on a farm. [ laughter ] >> and pam grew up with otis you williams of the temptations. [ laughter] >> the giants are 4.5 games up. with the dodgers coming to town friday, saturday, and sunday. >>> this dominated the story today from the oakland coliseum. brandon mccarthy took a line drive right off his head. he never lost consciousness. he was taken to the hospital. he is said to be resting comfortably at this hour at the hospital. he will not accompany the team to seattle. the jelz won the game -- the angels won the game 7-1. the a's orioles are tied atop the wildcard standing. but the a's play 17 of the next 20 on the road. >>> the giants, the defending world champs, they had a big deal. i'm curious, they had the replacement officials, there were no calls that jumped out. what do you think? they will outdraw the convention 3-1? i'm serious. what do you think? three times as many people watch football? >> that would be interesting. >> tony romo , touchdown pass, threw 29, 370 yards. cowboys win, 24-17. and a lot of us who do this for a living, we watch the conventions, and i love

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and otis moss looked out at the crowd and said the happiest day of my life was when i took my daughterte with me when she was first eligible and walked into the voting booths together and i pulled the curtain. before i voted, i put my ear to the edge until i could hear her pull the voting levers. [applause] he said, in my family, we do not miss voting. we are there every time the polls are open. [applause] so i say to all of you here, you need to talk to your friends about this -- i keep reading that young people are not quite as sure as there were four years ago if they are going to vote. i tried to argue down in charlotte next week that that is a bad mistake. -- last week that that is a bad mistake. we have a lot of reasons to vote and we have a good candidate to vote for. and we need to get out the vote and do that. [applause] if you sit on the sidelines, you are responsible for the consequences. the next time somebody says i wish that or the other thing had not happened, if he sat on the sidelines, you contributed to it happening. [applause] the whole purpose of the university is t

. >> i just wanted to say tip of the hat, a shot out to clarence otis, because this guy who runs one on the all-time high list and you buy stocks if they have a great management team, this is a great manager doing a fantastic job even in a very rough question. >> you're looking for a free meal at the olive garden. >> i am or maybe capital grille. del frescos are my guys. >> mega caps work, small cap stocks closing in on all-time highs. this group is one of the best ways to play qe. steven, good to have you. >> good afternoon, how are you? >> good, thank you. is the party going to continue for small caps here? >> i'd like to think so but i think the report that we put out this week said that probably not. i think we're going to stall here and we've had a pretty good run since july 24th, as you guys are pointing out, off of qe, and i think there's going to be some headwinds coming with the reporting season and in the fourth quarter. >> the issue, small caps more so than larger cap stocks is one bit of bad news can hit those stocks a little bit harder, correct? >> you know what the bigg

. >> president chiu: thank you, otis.e if i don't sing. i'm a leaser with equity builders, small urban developer here in san francisco, on behalf of john clawson and others. i want to lend our support. ecb for nearly 20 years has been doing very responsible real estate development. we understand the process of involving the public, the collaboration that needs to occur for a good project to come about. pacific waterfront partners has done an exemplary job of refining the project to create the most maximum benefit for the city. we think it's a great project that will be very beneficial to the waterfront. the fact that you have all already voted on this and now are reopening this is an anathema to us. it's lends uncertainty to projects going forward and slow down responsible development in the city. thank you. >> president chiu: next speaker. >> my name is -- and i'm from district 2, pacific heights. i am a proud member of golden gateway tennis club. i feel like i'm at the national republican convention with all the lies be

what you're looking at and hearg and recoiling from is fi scottrowntaffers and republican party oti anting fake war whoops that are supposed to sound native american-like. they are doing the move called the tomahawk chop to make fun of native americans. the abc affilia in bton idtifi the serss the deputy chief of staff, state director for massachusetts, his special assistant and a massachusetts state republican partyoperative. he has his senate staff out there doing this. you pay their lary. sted by the blue mass group blog, but it's run throughout the boston media. he was asked about the tape. afr turning down an offer to look at the footage, he says he doesn't condone th from his staff, but the are his staffe andhisis t apparently is the 21st century. when you take a closer look... ...at the best schools in the world... ...you see they all have something very interesting in common. they have teachers... ...with a deeper knowled of their subject asesult, the stuntev ahevel. let's develop more stars in education. let's invest in our teachers... ...so they can inspire our students. let's so

>> my family, my husband otis and my cousin. >> drew: 20 do you want to keep it or spin?nt to spin. >> drew: go ahead. 80 would be nice. >> come on 80. come on where is the 80? oh, oh. >> drew: 30. over there by snoop. say hi to snoop. sidney, come on over. got a nice harley today. got to beat a 30, that's all you have to do. you want to say hi to someone? >> i want to say hi to my wife cynthia, and everyone at home and my kids. >> drew: all right, thank you, very much. 40. you have darline beat by ten. but there is still one more person to spin, you have a 40, do you want to keep it or spin? >> spin. >> drew: he is going to spin again. darline is hoping he goes over. darline is hoping for a 70 or 80 right now. sidney is hoping for a 60 or less. 60 or less, 55 would be nice. ( buzzer ) >> drew: sorry, man, enjoy your harley. you did pretty good today. alexis. alexis, you won a nice lincoln. the nicest car of the day if you ask me. go ahead and spin the wheel. all you have to do is beat 30. you want to say hello to some body? >> my friends and family! >> drew: thank you, v

i'm talking about roads, sewer systems and subways right up the alley of otis technology or caterpillar, cummins or freeport. did you see them today? we need them backed up with sunday night rate cuts or otherwise, well, stay tuned and i will tell you. as much as we appreciate the work intel has done over the years the slow death rattle of the pc is starting to speed up. weakness in pcs isn't weakness in technology. it's a secular shift. you can't stop it. the notebook, netbook and ultrabook are key to the growth story at intel. they are losing out to the tablet. it's hurting the pc-based semiconductor company. how much? how about enough to allow apple, amazon and google keep driving higher, not lower. i'm less kshed about the declining personal computer market. the three titans' markets are growing so fast out's anything but zero sum. finally a sub rosa text. no incoming president has beat the rap of high unemployment since fdr. plen have looked at the romney victor now that we have seen the terrible numbers so close to the elections. romney has something to crow about. that's the most

crispin otie is building this.stone columns, english oak windows, and cost a $210,000, all to host his prize hens. thanks for watching "street signs", everybody. mandy is back tomorrow. "closing bell" is next. have a great afternoon. >>> hi, everybody. we enter the final stretch. welcome to the "closing bell." i'm maria bartiromo at the new york stock exchange. lots of red arrows today, although blue chips managing to hold on to the gains we've seen. pretty good floor under the market here. down to poi20 points. >> so far. we'll see what happens. getting a lot of attention today is oils. now plunged 10% in the past two weeks. also on the minds of investors, fierce of more trouble in europe. violent protests over austerity measures do continue there. that's making people here worry more about ripple effects on our own markets. more on all that in a moment. first, get you caught up on the

. >> otis william social security the only original member still with the group. >> it's like when we that boom, boom, boom. boom, boom, boom. ♪ ♪ i've got sunshine >> uh-oh, williams is an obama supporter. he's not going to like the romneys using his girl. ♪ my girl ♪ >> kind of their music to smooch to. >> wow, that's a great song to smooch to. >> actually, williams says he appreciates the republicans using their music. >> a straight one, my girl can just transcend all kinds of borders, you know. >> the day after mitt romney read his girl off-stage. on the e that same stage, this guy asked his girl to marry him. bradly thompson, convention's production manager used the big screen to pop the question to laura bowman, production coordinator. >> i love you. i want to spend the rest of my life with you. >> an unconvinentional proposalt the convention. there is

what inspired you when you danced to the otis redding song? you touched a lot of us.c. >> originally, there were all kind of songs. at one point i was going to sing a rolling stones song. then the director said, no, i think it's got to be something specific and passionate. ♪ >> i had not actually heard the song before. he played it for me. i got together with a choreographer. and just had a -- a great time one day and came one fun stuff to do. i basically was trying to show how ridiculous a white boy could be in that situation. and i think we achieved that. >> funny guy. he does look like matthew broderick, right? the next celebrity in the hot seat -- go to cnn.com/interview and ask away. look at all the reporters on ireport.com. >>> the ryder cup wraps up tomorrow. something this man is making the big news for all the wrong reasons. we'll go live to the tournament next. [ male announcer ] sponges take your mark. ♪ [ female announcer ] one drop of ultra dawn has twice the everyday grease cleaning ingredients of one drop of the leading non-concentrated brand... ♪ [ cro

i have put the f-15s at otis international guard base on battle station. and i said, scramble them, we will hold them over the water until we get the permission that is necessary. a hijacked airplane, we know nothing about it at all. don't know where it is. do not know where it is. >> what's going on, betty? betty, talk to me? betty? are you there? [sirens] >> we just had planes crash into the world trade center. the world trade center tower number 1 is on fire. the whole outside of it. >> we have a very tragic alert for you right now. an incredible plane crash into the world trade center here at the lower tip of manhattan. >> it's believed a 737 has crashed into this. speckizing that three floors taken out, crashed into the side of the building. joining us, one of the producers with fox report on the scene. owen, what do you know? what do you see? >> reporter: i'm on the roof of my building, five blocks south of the world trade center. i am looking eye am looking right now at the world trade center. there is a massive, gaping hole on the second tower. it'

i have put the f-15s at otis international guard base on battle station. and i said, scramble them, we will hold them over the water until we get the permission that is necessary. a hijacked airplane, we know nothing about it at all. don't know where it is. do not know where it is. >> what's going on, betty? betty, talk to me? betty? are you there? [sirens] >> we just had planes crash into the world trade center. the world trade center tower number 1 is on fire. the whole outside of it. >> we have a very tragic alert for you right now. an incredible plane crash into the world trade center here at the lower tip of manhattan. >> it's believed a 737 has crashed into this. speckizing that three floors taken out, crashed into the side of the building. joining us, one of the producers with fox report on the scene. owen, what do you know? what do you see? >> reporter: i'm on the roof of my building, five blocks south of the world trade center. i am looking eye am looking right now at the world trade center. there is a massive, gaping hole on the second tower. it'

and otis moss looked out at that crowd of young pople and he said, the happit day of my life was whenn she was first eligible, and we walked into these voting booths together, and i pulled the curtains on mine, and i pulled the -- i heard her pull the curtain on hers, and before i voted, i put my ear to the edge, until i could hear her pull the voting levers. and he said, he said, in my family, we do not miss voting. we are there every time the polls are open. so i say to all of you who are here, you need to talk to your friends about this. i keep reading that young people are not quite as sure as they were four years ago they're going to vote. i tried to argue down in charlotte last week that that's a bad mistake. we've got a lot of reasons to vote. and we've got a good candidate to vote for. and we need to get out here and do that. and besides, if you sit on the sidelines, you are responsible for the consequences. and the next time somebody says, oh, i wish that or the other thing hadn't have happened, if you sat on the sidelines, you contributed to it happening. the whole purpose o

forget when i was in cleveland running for president 20 years ago, and a magnificent minister named otismine, and was very active in the civil rights movement, described the first day his father was legally eligible to vote. and the equivalent of all these new barricades was basically just jacking african-americans around and sending them different places to vote. and he said his daddy had waited all his life for this day. first went to one place and he said, i'm sorry, mr. moss, you're at the wrong place. and he didn't have a car. he had to walk to the next place. so he walked, even though it took him two hours, to the next place. and they said, i'm sorry, mr. moss, you're at the wrong place. and he had to walk another two hours. and then he had to stand in a long line. and when he finally got there, they said, well, you're at the right place, but we're closing the polls at 7:00. and otis moss looked out at that crowd of young people and he said, the happiest day of my life was when i took my daughter to vote with me, when she was first eligible, and we walked into these voting booths t

antoine- owings millsotis-baltimore otis-baltimore daryl "the speecc oos not match hisshigh tax recordit lacked passion and homage like the otherrspeeches. i was expecting more alk about curreet status of md...as the other speakers they made it more personal to the states and communities they represented. did like how the crowd participated in his speech with the moving forward, not back portions. compared o deval frrm massachusetts and castro from texas...it lacked that llve connection to the state he represent. i wasn't pleased, but i doubt he wrote that speech. but still #teamobama... athena "i think his speech was very effective i was proud tt be a marylander going forward not back !!!! don't have an iron?no problem.. problem..nats nats we put the "rowenta pro iron steamer" to the will it work test..live. you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. ((break 7)) when it comes to getting my family to eat breakfast, i need all the help i can get. that's why i like nutella. mom, what's the capital of west virginia? charleston. nutella is a delicious hazelnut spread my

as a recent report from oti that examined broadband prices in cities here and abroad, u.s. was near the bottom in affordability and offerings in major cities like new york and los angeles are substantially behind hong kong, amsterdam, copenhagen and tokyo, many of the countries have aggress -- pursued aggressive technologies, such as open access nonbundling, greater public investment in network infrastructure by local and national governments. in the u.s., competition in the residential and small business market is dwindling. the recently approved purchase of section by verizon by several of the largest cable companies, along with joint marketing and operating agreements, singling an end to broadband competition, both verizon and at&t have. -- leaving cable companies as the only future high speed option for consumers and small businesses, and 3/4 of the nation going forward. there are some bright spots for the u.s. national education and research networks including the national land to rail internet two are pushing the boundaries of networking speeds, publicly owned and com

otis so loved and was loved by his family. as his mother said, her son died defending all that he held dear. quote, he was the best of the best, she said. indeed, mrs. vrabel, he was. today we as a nation say thank you to lieutenant colonel vrabel and his entire family. we are so grateful for your service and your sacrifice protecting our freedom. you have made your family and your nation better. through your sacrifice you have made america strong. through your courage you have made america proud. and many times i'm sure you soared above the clouds where you could touch the face of god, now you rest in his loving arms for eternity. thank you, kohl member. our nation thanks you as well. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizings the gentleman from puerto rico, mr. pierluisi, for five minutes. mr. pierluisi: thank you, mr. speaker. on november 6, the u.s. territory of puerto rico will hold a plebby site on the island's political future. voters will be asked if they want to continue t

cantante, la primera canción que pasó en venezuela era "pásame la goma de mascar" >>> la canción de la otipara que nos cuente cómo está el ambiente en estos momentos. >>> satcha, muy buenos días, nuevamente, un poco para reflexionar de lo que acabas de decir es la segunda oportunidad que los familiares han podido estar en este sitio, porque recién fue inaugurado el año pasado, alrededor de 8 millones de personas han podido visitar el centro, porque se hizo una serie de concursos de arquitectos, hasta que el ganador instaló estas dos piscinas, en primer lugar esto significa la ausencia, en segundo lugar las piscinas da la sensación de movimiento y también de vida que en estos momentos es muy importante, la lectura de los nombres de las personas nuevamente te recuerda lo que hay que recordar en estos días, las personas que perdieron la vida hace 11 años. >>> muchas gracias, continuamos contigo más adelante, ahora tenemos a los chicos de despierta américa. >>> ya está aquí. >>> es momento de ponernos la día de lo que pasa en el mundo del entretenimiento, el revoltillo viene cargado de noticia